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Exit Zen
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-boot-dialog.c:93
English TRANSLATORS: this is the third section of description.
For help, contact your hardware manufacturer or IT support provider.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-boot-dialog.c:103
English TRANSLATORS: this is the first section of the description.
Secure boot prevents malicious software from being loaded when the device starts. It is currently turned off.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-boot-dialog.c:106
English TRANSLATORS: this is the second section of the description.
Secure boot can often be turned on from your computer's UEFI firmware settings (BIOS). For help, contact your hardware manufacturer or IT support provider.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-boot-dialog.ui:53
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Secure boot prevents malicious software from being loaded when the device starts.

For more information, contact the hardware manufacturer or IT support.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:150
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This device has no protection against hardware security issues. This could be because of a hardware or firmware configuration issue. It is recommended to contact your IT support provider.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:159
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This device has minimal protection against hardware security issues. This is the lowest device security level and only provides protection against simple security threats.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:168
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This device has basic protection against hardware security issues. This provides protection against some common security threats.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:177
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This device has extended protection against hardware security issues. This is the highest device security level and provides protection against advanced security threats.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:201 • panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:211 • panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:218
English TRANSLATORS: hardware manufacturer as in OEM
Contact your hardware manufacturer for help with security updates.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:203
English TRANSLATORS: support technician as in someone with root
It might be possible to resolve this issue in the device’s UEFI firmware settings, or by a support technician.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:212 • panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:223
English
It might be possible to resolve this issue in the device’s UEFI firmware settings.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-dialog.c:229
English TRANSLATORS: support technician as in someone with root
It might be possible for a support technician to resolve this issue.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-panel.c:145
English TRANSLATORS: this is to explain an event that has already happened
This issue could have been caused by a change in UEFI firmware settings, an operating system configuration change, or because of malicious software on this system.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-panel.c:153
English TRANSLATORS: this is to explain an event that has already happened
This issue could have been caused by a change in the UEFI firmware settings, or because of malicious software on this system.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-panel.c:160
English TRANSLATORS: this is to explain an event that has already happened
This issue could have been caused by an operating system configuration change, or because of malicious software on this system.
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-utils.c:168
English TRANSLATORS: Title: MEI = Intel Management Engine
Intel Management Engine Manufacturing Mode
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-utils.c:175
English TRANSLATORS: Title: MEI = Intel Management Engine, and the "override" is enabled * with a jumper -- luckily it is probably not accessible to end users on consumer * boards
Intel Management Engine Override
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-utils.c:180
English TRANSLATORS: Title: MEI = Intel Management Engine
Intel Management Engine Version
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413
panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-utils.c:211
English TRANSLATORS: Title: if firmware enforces rollback protection
AMD Rollback Protection
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panels/firmware-security/cc-firmware-security-utils.c:226
English TRANSLATORS: Title: if the part has been fused
Fused Platform
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